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• Women Can Absolutely Do Pull-Ups, a Lot of Them - Kyle Hill, SciAm
• Is It Vital to Eat Food Soon After Exercise? - Ross Pomeroy
• Did Exercise Fuel Human Brain Evolution? - Gretchen Reynolds, NY Times
• Why So Many Weight Loss Resolutions Fail - Cameron English, PolicyMic
• Being Batman Is Hard, Physiologically Speaking - E. Paul Zehr, SciAM
• Hot Brains Impair Athletic Performance - Line Emilie Fedders
• Blood, Sweat, Tears: Menstruation at Olympics - Xanne Janse de Jonge
• Why 'Big Food' Wants You to Be Fit - Yoni Freedhoff, PLoS Blogs
• How Demanding Is the Tour de France? - Chris Abbiss
• Why Exercise May Not Help You Lose Weight - Cameron English, PolicyMic
• Hormone in Brain Motivates Mice to Exercise - Science Codex
• Miley Cyrus and Dumb Celebrity Fad Diets - Cameron English, PolicyMic
• 'Coregasm': Exercise-Induced Orgasms - Jennifer Abbasi, Popular Science
• Exercise Alters DNA via Epigenetic Changes - Hannah Waters, Scientist
• Autophagy: Exercise Promotes Cells to Eat Themselves - The Economist
• Couch Potato vs. Athlete: Happy Medium Blocks Colds - Science Daily
• A Bottle of Soda is a Fifty Minute Jog - Sarah Fecht, Scientific American
• Exercise Can Strengthen the Brain - Gretchen Reynolds, New York Times
• 'Talk Test' Measures Exercise Intensity - Univ. of New Hampshire
• Ignore the Hype: Toning Shoes Don't Work - Travis Saunders, PLoS Blogs
• Is Endorphin-Fueled 'Runner's High' Real? - Lenny Bernstein, WaPo
• History of Machines That Exercise For You - Lisa Hix, Collectors Weekly
• Exercise Protects the Heart via Nitric Oxide - Emory University
• To Increase Physical Activity, Focus on How, Not Why - Univ. of Missouri
• Exercise Lowers Risk of Colon Cancer Death - Washington University
• Genetic Modification in Mice Mimics Effects of Exercise - EurekAlert!
• Plugged Up: An Epidemic of Childhood Constipation? - Science Daily